Useful cloud identifier

[domdib]

Since I couldn't find a recent link to this, I thought I'd share http://www.clouds-online.com/ , although I'm sure at least some of you know of it.

[FrankB]

a great resource, thank you!!

[Henry Blewer]

Now we can point people to this when they say the clouds don't look 'real'. Bookmarked it. Thanks!

[TheBlackHole]

One of those reminds me of Bespin.

[CCC]

I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at.   

These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:

http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm

[TheBlackHole]

I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at.   

These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:

http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm

Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them. 
TBH

[CCC]

I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at.    

These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:

http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm

Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them.  
TBH

Perhaps, with some nice paint strokes using a certain flat or fan brush or using a ink pen using a similar series of layered stokes but i'd love to see them done in Terragen 2 or any software for that matter as what i was referring to which i should have emphasized on in my previous post.

[Henry Blewer]

If Volker is keeping up with the posts, I'll bet he has some thoughts of how these clouds could be done.. (Probably with 96 separate node trees all input into a merge function.  )

[Kadri]

If Volker is keeping up with the posts, I'll bet he has some thoughts of how these clouds could be done.. (Probably with 96 separate node trees all input into a merge function.  )

LOL 

[TheBlackHole]

I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at.    

These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:

http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm

Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them.  
TBH

Perhaps, with some nice paint strokes using a certain flat or fan brush or using a ink pen using a similar series of layered stokes but i'd love to see them done in Terragen 2 or any software for that matter as what i was referring to which i should have emphasized on in my previous post.

I was thinking more like a #2 pencil. 
TBH